Ashland is a two-story farmhouse design spanning 2,454 square feet of heated living space. With a 40-foot width and 67-foot 6-inch depth, this layout is optimized for narrow-to-mid-sized lots. The exterior features a 111-square-foot covered front porch, while the 29-foot 3-inch maximum building height provides a traditional silhouette suited for rural or residential settings.

The first floor encompasses 1,558 square feet, anchored by an open-concept great room and a kitchen with a central island and a dedicated walk-in pantry. A primary suite occupies the main level, featuring a private bath and walk-in closet. The 10-foot ceiling heights on the main level promote vertical volume, while the connection between the kitchen and the living area ensures clear sightlines throughout the primary social zone.

The second floor offers 893 square feet of space, including two additional bedrooms and a versatile loft area. These rooms are framed by 8-foot ceiling heights, providing a distinct scale compared to the main floor. The loft serves as a flex-use zone for a home office, media area, or reading nook, maintaining separation from the high-traffic areas of the main level.

Constructed with an 8:12 roof pitch, the home is engineered for both structural durability and aesthetic consistency. The rear-loading 2-car garage provides 430 square feet of vehicle and storage space, keeping the front facade clear of driveway and garage door obstructions. This orientation maximizes the utility of the lot while maintaining a clean, traditional farmhouse aesthetic.

Key Features: 3 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom, primary suite on main level, open-concept kitchen with island, walk-in pantry, upper-level loft, 2-car rear-loading garage, 10-foot main-level ceilings, 8:12 roof pitch.

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